Superb job on the Corsa it was gleaming ,I’ve never tried machine polishing before but you’ve inspired me to give it a go ,I always enjoy your videos so looking forward to the next instalment on the Corsa 👏👏👏
Thanks Jim!, that’s awesome mate, really glad to hear you’re going to give it a go, wasn’t too much black trim on the Corsa but if you have any tape it up before you polish, saves a load of hassle down the road 👍
Brilliant job Graeme, didn't disappoint in the slightest. I've said for years, Farécla's polishes are very underrated - their cutting compounds were the first I used and I still think they're up there with the best. You said yourself, the paint isn't perfect, but it was never going to be - an all in one has its limits but the results were fantastic, your mum must be smiling like Cheshire cat 😺 Cracking video as always mate, keep it up 👍🏼
Great video 👍🏼 in regards to what you said about doing the tighter areas with a microfibre cloth then going on to say it didn’t do anything… I read somewhere that a waffle weave glass cloth makes a good hand application for polish. Don’t quote me though iv never tried it.
Thanks Jamie!, that’s a great shout about the waffle weave, I’ll need to give that a try! Jim White uses a cut down microfibre cloth to do behind door handles etc but I’d imagine it’s a compound he’s using rather than an all in one type product , more testing needed in this area I feel 👌
AIO’s don’t get much attention but if you have a uncared for car that needs some shine back they are perfect 🤩 Great cut with the rupes and that pad too interesting to see how much difference the machine and pad makes more than the product.
Just the pad alone? I think considering the wing with a very soft pad still had quite a few swirls left I think the G3 blue pad was deffo working some magic too 🙌🏻
Great results there mate, I’ve never been a fan of aio polishes but this one looks really good! Car came out fantastic, who’s been washing that car before you tho, so many swirls 😂😂😂
I wash my pads out then spin them up full speed in an empty bucket good to go again but you need at least three to four 125mm pads and the same 75mm plus a nano polisher or something similar for the small stuff nice video Graeme
Great results from the polish and has shown me one polish can do a lot, haven’t done machine polishing yet but that’s shown me it’s not as bad as I though so great video and awesome results car looks fantastic 👍
Thanks Scott!, and it if has at least helped you somehow, then I’m glad I made the video as it’s been worth while, means now the haters can all go and f**k off as I know it’s been of some help to you , thanks for commenting and your support mate, means a hell of a lot to me 🙌🏻
@@GMDetails you are more than welcome I should like and comment more often very much enjoy the content you make, what put me off having a go with a machine polisher, was when people state it needs to be 3 different polishes to achieve this result etc, you’ve used one machine and one polish which gave great results simplified it, keep up the great videos buddy it’s appreciated for sure 👌
Awesome , yes when you watch professionals do it it’s great to see the tricks but you just think you’ll never ever manage to do it due to the time it’ll take but thankfully it’s possible to make a bloody good transformation on your car within a day or 2, and I took longer cause of recording it all.
Winning combo!!, Si02 QD’s are pretty all bullet proof easy these days and are bloody good for months , I was worried the effect of the polish wouldn’t be seen that well, glad you liked the video tho 👍
Looks like a fantastic product! Left the Corsa in really good shape. I've a bottle of the turtle wax hybrid solutions all in one polish to try out but I think I might grab a bottle of the farecla to do a side by side 👍👍
Great result Graeme! Looks a user friendly product. How long did the wash/decon/polish take (if you take out the filming set-up time). Slightly confused by the product being called an all-in-one. I thought AIOs are meant to cut, polish AND leave a layer of protection? I see the Farecla website says the product prepares the paint for sealing or waxing - so is it a true AIO?
Thanks Paul, all together probably 7 hrs from start to finish , ah yes I read that too about the polish but didn’t have time to test out if it left any protection behind , that’s why I went for the ceramic QD as it was getting so late, it really should leave some protection to be called an AIO 🤔 It won’t be the first and only time using this so I’ll play around with it and post results on Instagram if you follow gm_details there 👍
I think they’re only relaunching with 500ml & 1L options at the moment , I’ve yet to use the TFR or the Citrus as a pre wash but the snowfoam gives a very good dwell time which will work perfectly with a citrus cleaner under it if you need a strong combo for winter grime. Absolutely love the jelly bean shampoo, only shampoo I’ve used that can stick while using it in the snowfoam lance The wheel cleaner being a gel is a little tricky to apply via the trigger & being RTU isn’t my favourite but works well enough. Fallout remover is excellent & possibly the cheapest around atm and to finish the car off the Ceramic QD is really so easy to use and just adds the finishing touch, hope that helps mate
@@GMDetails Thanks Graeme for the tips .I just watched Paul Dolden using Garage therapy zero decon shampoo as a wheel cleaner ,snow foam and shampoo . Im all for value for money what do you think or do you like to use individual products ?
You can use zero decon for lots of jobs, it’s excellent in many dilutions , I hate when a brand diluted a product making it ready to use , so you’re mainly buying water, that’s not on at all!! I don’t think there is a rival to GT Decon shampoo, it does so much so very well but there is also an argument to not using such strong chemicals on every wash , it’s also part of the enjoyment using different things, that’s why even GT has dedicated products for maintenance rather than deep cleaning every time
Another good video, thank you. I bet you were gutted when you couldn't locate the 3" pads! I'm yet to machine polish, although I'm ready to go, I have a DA8 from In2Detailing and some Megs UC, I just haven't built the courage yet 🤭. The black Polo has minor marks and swirls so I thought megs would be OK for that. However, I've not got pads yet, would those Ferecla pads be a good pad to pair up with the UC? Would the blue one be too firm or should I go a little softer? Sorry for all the questions. All the best to you.
Thanks Lee!, yeah I have recently bought a 7’ plastic shed and it’s dominating the garage atm and I cannot move for it 😤 Just looked on In2detailing website and the DA8 comes with a 5” and 3” backing plate so yes the Farecla pads will be ok to use with it , firmness of pads isn’t the issue (I did think the same as it feels like flower oasis 🤣) , I can only advise based on how the car looks and if it looks the same as the Corsa I’d say go for the blue , get a couple of them so you can switch, they also do a softer pad also available on Amazon and I’d recommend getting a couple of them too so you can finish down if the finish looks a bit hazy. Pad choices are something you don’t select by ‘will that do?’ It really all depends on the test area like I did to establish if the pad/polish combo works, hope that helps mate
@@GMDetails thanks so much for the response, I appreciate that. No, the car isn't half as swirly as the Corsa was, so now I'm thinking something more like a medium cut with the UC. Out of curiosity, what's your pad of choice brand?
I’m not that experienced that I have a favourite really , I go between wool, microfibre and foam, SGCB pads are actually decent for the money, I’m always trying new ones and more recently it was the Honey Combination pads , but I do have a soft spot for chemical guys hex logic pads , that’s what I started out with
Hmm well Spritzer is 100% better than Valet Pro Citrus, Carbon Collective, Infinity Wax, Gtechniq, EZ Car Care, Auto Finesse, STJÄRNAGLOSS, Dodo, Autobrite, many many more , Surfex is a completely different chemistry and I’m only just getting to grips with its uses, but I’d put both on a par but Surfex has far more uses then Spritzer
I’d need to see whether it’s as good a prewash as Spritzer , never tried Surfex in this way before , I’ll wait till nearer winter and do a video comparing them 😁
At home, Surfex 1:50 (with a few drops of fragrance oil) has replaced flash, Cillit bang, Method etc etc. Use to pre-soak your pans, porridge bowl, coffee mugs, etc, clean toilets, shower, tables, floors, plastics, metals, tiles, etc. At 1:10 it tackles winter road grime on your car and wheels with ease, engine bay, and baked on sausage fat (not in a car, you hear), bicycle. Going to try 1:20 in summer use. 1:1 it'll totally clean everything on a bicycle (chain, jockey wheels, derailleurs). I used to use Gunk but that stains tarmac(?????) It truly is the most versatile cleaner I know of. It's superb. And apparently environmentally friendly, if that interests you. Hope this informs you of a few uses of Surfex. 😂
Good job Graham👍🏻. It's a very dangerous practice to tidy up the garage or shed, some things are lost forever.
Really good video Graeme showing off your polishing skills👍
Thanks Martin, hopefully going to be doing some more content like it in future 👌
Great job buddy. You really got that red popping. 👌......and some bonus legs out again 🤣
The G3 really looks like a nice easy product to use
Legs gets the views mate 🏴🤣🤣🤣🤣
Incredible results! Great video as a machine demo, very useful to a polishing novice like me. Excellent work 👍🏻
Thanks mate! 😃
Superb job on the Corsa it was gleaming ,I’ve never tried machine polishing before but you’ve inspired me to give it a go ,I always enjoy your videos so looking forward to the next instalment on the Corsa 👏👏👏
Thanks Jim!, that’s awesome mate, really glad to hear you’re going to give it a go, wasn’t too much black trim on the Corsa but if you have any tape it up before you polish, saves a load of hassle down the road 👍
Thanks for that much appreciated 👍
Brilliant job Graeme, didn't disappoint in the slightest. I've said for years, Farécla's polishes are very underrated - their cutting compounds were the first I used and I still think they're up there with the best.
You said yourself, the paint isn't perfect, but it was never going to be - an all in one has its limits but the results were fantastic, your mum must be smiling like Cheshire cat 😺
Cracking video as always mate, keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks Mark!, yeah phenomenally good AIO, no wonder Forensic liked it so much , very keen to try their DA specific cutting compound next 🤤
Great video 👍🏼 in regards to what you said about doing the tighter areas with a microfibre cloth then going on to say it didn’t do anything… I read somewhere that a waffle weave glass cloth makes a good hand application for polish. Don’t quote me though iv never tried it.
Thanks Jamie!, that’s a great shout about the waffle weave, I’ll need to give that a try!
Jim White uses a cut down microfibre cloth to do behind door handles etc but I’d imagine it’s a compound he’s using rather than an all in one type product , more testing needed in this area I feel 👌
AIO’s don’t get much attention but if you have a uncared for car that needs some shine back they are perfect 🤩
Great cut with the rupes and that pad too interesting to see how much difference the machine and pad makes more than the product.
Just the pad alone? I think considering the wing with a very soft pad still had quite a few swirls left I think the G3 blue pad was deffo working some magic too 🙌🏻
Absolutely amazing video pal
Always love your very informative videos.
Great camera work
Aw cheers Steve!, glad you liked it mate 👍
Great results there mate, I’ve never been a fan of aio polishes but this one looks really good!
Car came out fantastic, who’s been washing that car before you tho, so many swirls 😂😂😂
Thanks Dave, she’s visited a couple of drive in car washes and also my brother occasionally cleans it 😤🤣
I wash my pads out then spin them up full speed in an empty bucket good to go again but you need at least three to four 125mm pads and the same 75mm plus a nano polisher or something similar for the small stuff nice video Graeme
Thanks Paul, GT zero decon makes a great pad cleaner too 👌
@@GMDetails oh yes glad you’re on the ball it’s better than any APC
Great results from the polish and has shown me one polish can do a lot, haven’t done machine polishing yet but that’s shown me it’s not as bad as I though so great video and awesome results car looks fantastic 👍
Thanks Scott!, and it if has at least helped you somehow, then I’m glad I made the video as it’s been worth while, means now the haters can all go and f**k off as I know it’s been of some help to you , thanks for commenting and your support mate, means a hell of a lot to me 🙌🏻
@@GMDetails you are more than welcome I should like and comment more often very much enjoy the content you make,
what put me off having a go with a machine polisher,
was when people state it needs to be 3 different polishes to achieve this result etc,
you’ve used one machine and one polish which gave great results simplified it, keep up the great videos buddy it’s appreciated for sure 👌
Awesome , yes when you watch professionals do it it’s great to see the tricks but you just think you’ll never ever manage to do it due to the time it’ll take but thankfully it’s possible to make a bloody good transformation on your car within a day or 2, and I took longer cause of recording it all.
Nice result with the car. Red is popping! Like the look of the polish and quick detailer! Thanks for sharing.
Winning combo!!, Si02 QD’s are pretty all bullet proof easy these days and are bloody good for months , I was worried the effect of the polish wouldn’t be seen that well, glad you liked the video tho 👍
Great video fantastic job stay safe 🇬🇧👍
Thanks Richard , you too mate 🇬🇧👍
Looking great.
Cheers 🚘♥️
Great video buddy 👍🏽
Thanks Kiran 👌
Looks like a fantastic product! Left the Corsa in really good shape. I've a bottle of the turtle wax hybrid solutions all in one polish to try out but I think I might grab a bottle of the farecla to do a side by side 👍👍
Will be an interesting comparison mate, I’ve only tried TW ultra cut compound but leaves the panel needing finished , go for it , see how you get on 👍
3.5 inch pad on that it will work just fine and they are easier to find i think but cant rmember
Thanks David, yes I did find them in the garage in an unopened box. I knew I had bought new ones specifically for the job!, oh well got new ones now 😀
Great result Graeme! Looks a user friendly product. How long did the wash/decon/polish take (if you take out the filming set-up time). Slightly confused by the product being called an all-in-one. I thought AIOs are meant to cut, polish AND leave a layer of protection? I see the Farecla website says the product prepares the paint for sealing or waxing - so is it a true AIO?
Thanks Paul, all together probably 7 hrs from start to finish , ah yes I read that too about the polish but didn’t have time to test out if it left any protection behind , that’s why I went for the ceramic QD as it was getting so late, it really should leave some protection to be called an AIO 🤔
It won’t be the first and only time using this so I’ll play around with it and post results on Instagram if you follow gm_details there 👍
Brilliant results from an all in one polish . Where can I buy Blitz detailing products from I cannot find there website ?
There’s a link in the description from the first video mate, I’ll pop the link on the second description as well for you soon 👍
@@GMDetails Thanks for that can you recommend what products you have used ? . They dont seem to do 5 litre bottles ?
I think they’re only relaunching with 500ml & 1L options at the moment , I’ve yet to use the TFR or the Citrus as a pre wash but the snowfoam gives a very good dwell time which will work perfectly with a citrus cleaner under it if you need a strong combo for winter grime.
Absolutely love the jelly bean shampoo, only shampoo I’ve used that can stick while using it in the snowfoam lance
The wheel cleaner being a gel is a little tricky to apply via the trigger & being RTU isn’t my favourite but works well enough.
Fallout remover is excellent & possibly the cheapest around atm and to finish the car off the Ceramic QD is really so easy to use and just adds the finishing touch, hope that helps mate
@@GMDetails Thanks Graeme for the tips .I just watched Paul Dolden using Garage therapy zero decon shampoo as a wheel cleaner ,snow foam and shampoo . Im all for value for money what do you think or do you like to use individual products ?
You can use zero decon for lots of jobs, it’s excellent in many dilutions , I hate when a brand diluted a product making it ready to use , so you’re mainly buying water, that’s not on at all!!
I don’t think there is a rival to GT Decon shampoo, it does so much so very well but there is also an argument to not using such strong chemicals on every wash , it’s also part of the enjoyment using different things, that’s why even GT has dedicated products for maintenance rather than deep cleaning every time
Another good video, thank you. I bet you were gutted when you couldn't locate the 3" pads! I'm yet to machine polish, although I'm ready to go, I have a DA8 from In2Detailing and some Megs UC, I just haven't built the courage yet 🤭. The black Polo has minor marks and swirls so I thought megs would be OK for that. However, I've not got pads yet, would those Ferecla pads be a good pad to pair up with the UC? Would the blue one be too firm or should I go a little softer? Sorry for all the questions. All the best to you.
Thanks Lee!, yeah I have recently bought a 7’ plastic shed and it’s dominating the garage atm and I cannot move for it 😤
Just looked on In2detailing website and the DA8 comes with a 5” and 3” backing plate so yes the Farecla pads will be ok to use with it , firmness of pads isn’t the issue (I did think the same as it feels like flower oasis 🤣) , I can only advise based on how the car looks and if it looks the same as the Corsa I’d say go for the blue , get a couple of them so you can switch, they also do a softer pad also available on Amazon and I’d recommend getting a couple of them too so you can finish down if the finish looks a bit hazy.
Pad choices are something you don’t select by ‘will that do?’ It really all depends on the test area like I did to establish if the pad/polish combo works, hope that helps mate
@@GMDetails thanks so much for the response, I appreciate that. No, the car isn't half as swirly as the Corsa was, so now I'm thinking something more like a medium cut with the UC. Out of curiosity, what's your pad of choice brand?
I’m not that experienced that I have a favourite really , I go between wool, microfibre and foam, SGCB pads are actually decent for the money, I’m always trying new ones and more recently it was the Honey Combination pads , but I do have a soft spot for chemical guys hex logic pads , that’s what I started out with
@@GMDetails thank you so much for the reply.
You’re more than welcome mate 👍
Thanks Graeme do you think autoglanz spritzer is better than bilt hamber surfex and valet pro citrus pre wash ?
Hmm well Spritzer is 100% better than Valet Pro Citrus, Carbon Collective, Infinity Wax, Gtechniq, EZ Car Care, Auto Finesse, STJÄRNAGLOSS, Dodo, Autobrite, many many more , Surfex is a completely different chemistry and I’m only just getting to grips with its uses, but I’d put both on a par but Surfex has far more uses then Spritzer
@@GMDetails Thank you for taking the time out to reply as a cost exercise do you think surfex is better value for money then ?
I’d need to see whether it’s as good a prewash as Spritzer , never tried Surfex in this way before , I’ll wait till nearer winter and do a video comparing them 😁
At home, Surfex 1:50 (with a few drops of fragrance oil) has replaced flash, Cillit bang, Method etc etc. Use to pre-soak your pans, porridge bowl, coffee mugs, etc, clean toilets, shower, tables, floors, plastics, metals, tiles, etc.
At 1:10 it tackles winter road grime on your car and wheels with ease, engine bay, and baked on sausage fat (not in a car, you hear), bicycle. Going to try 1:20 in summer use.
1:1 it'll totally clean everything on a bicycle (chain, jockey wheels, derailleurs). I used to use Gunk but that stains tarmac(?????)
It truly is the most versatile cleaner I know of. It's superb. And apparently environmentally friendly, if that interests you.
Hope this informs you of a few uses of Surfex. 😂
Awesome list 👌